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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-06-16
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

-Bslzac's memory is to be honored
BY . monument At Tours, his birth
place.
Frances e Willard's book. '.Wom-
On and Temperance" is being trans
lated into japanese.
Canada has young Indian poetess
in the person of Pauline johnson, re-
siding at BrantfOrd
The portrait Of Nathaniel Haw-
thorne that Emanuel Leutze painted in
Washington in 1862 was sold in New
York for the Insignificant sum Of SllO.
"A London publisher makes the
statement that his firm receives year
" average of five hundred full-fedged
three-volume manuscript novels
United Presbyterian.
Fanny Herring. who twenty-five
years ago was one of the best known
actresses in the country, was arrested
in Brooklyn the other day for drunken
ness, and pleaded guilty.
Mrs. Champney. who wrote
"Three Vassar girls" and is the wife
of Mr.. j. Wells Champney. the artist,
has couple of interesting little folks
as bright as her books, though unluck-
lily for the girls college one of them Is
boy.-Al6any Argus.
-Trowbridge. the famous short story
writer. says that old Major Noah gave
him excellent advice when he said:
my son. don't write poetry" The
wise old man knew that in giving this
advice he ran no risk of making mis-
take.-Springfeld Times.
Mime. Papp has completed the if
tieth year of her editorship of the
well-known Belgian newspaper, lie
Journal de BrMges. The paper wa.
founded by her husband. who was Al
eminent geographer. and is one Of the
most important dailies in the kingdom.
When paradise Lost" was first
published, in 1861, Edmund Waller. him.
self poet and critic. said: 1.-The old
blind schoolmaster. John Milton. has
published tedious poem on the fall Of
man; If its length be not considered .
merit, it has NO other. "-PhiladelpAi
Press.
Lord Roseberry recently purchased
at sale Of manuscript in Edinburgh
the original draft of Burns
Whistler" consisting of two-and-a
half folio pages. for which he paid 23e
guineas, and a volume of letters and
other papers In Burns hand, among
which was letter to William Nicol
beginning: my dear sir, that blamed
mare of yours is dead"
Among the curious names found
in the roster of the Fiftieth Congress
are Jehu. Hilary. Adoniram. Knute,
Cherubusco. Beriah, Welty. Baker,
Fisher. Weaver, Cooper, Mason,
Glover, Hunter, Miller. Brewer,
Granger. Turner. Taylor and Sawyer.
For the first time in years there is nc
Robinson in Congress. The colors rep
resented are White, Gray and Brown.
There is only one Hogg among the
members. Chicago Times.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-06-16
MY MOTHERS FACE.

There is one face of all the world
The fairest face TO me,
Fairer than any artists dream
OF angel face could be.
see it in my dreams at night;
I see 4 in the day;
The glcry of that angel smile
Lights all my weary way.
When but little wayward child
Isought my perfect rest
My tired head pillowed peacefully
Upon my mothers breast.
That same sweet face above me bent;
That smile upon me shOne;
And nov into my Utmost soul
Its peacefulness has grown.
The fairest maiden in the world
Is not so sweetly fair:
/ see her with her glossy bands
OF silver-sprinkled hair.
That fall in parted rpples down
Beside the tranquil brow,
The blessing from her calm, brown eyes
Is with me even now.
I feel upon my fevered brow
The touch OF her cool hand;
I hear the music Of her voice,
Ihear and understand
IT'S she who guides me tenderly
With wisdom pure and strong;
! feel her Gliding when my heart
Turns willfully to wrong.
Ny work Is in the busy world,
Lies hurry and turmoil; &
Her home is where the blessed rest
From all their earthly toll.
But in my life her presenctS|tves
To light each desert place;
o memory blest and beautiful
Ny angel mothers face.
Able Kinne, in ". ?. Ledger.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-06-16
SHOWING AN INTEREST.

The Duty Of Adapting Ourselves to Others
Lives In Order to Advance the Cause Of
tn . Master.
This is the way of some who are
counted peculiarly easy in their man.
ner of adapting themselves to all whom
they meet, but who have won their
power by hard work. against their
natural inclination, and who retain that
power only by continued effort in its
timely exercise. They have studied
womanly methods of thought and feel
ing. as over against the manly method s,
by the reaping of the best portraitures
of woman by various women writers as
we'll AS those by men. They
have watched the ways of children as
children. IN order to understand
children. and to adapt themselves in
diligently to children. They have in
formed themselves. from time to time,
of the different subjects Of society con.
versation, or of the moro
prominent themes Of popular
interest, outside of their
own sphere of personal life land
whether they find themselves at place
Of summer resort, or at a church socia.
bic. or at 4 market-place. they deliber.
atelv consider their companions Of the
hour. and adapt their conversation to
them. as if they were doing it sponta-
neously. Nor are these men mere So
ciety lovers. or seekers after the repu.
tation of universal friendliness. Often
it is by mental wrench that they break
away from their personal absorption
in congenial thought or occupation.
and strive unselfshly to conform them.
selves to the tastes and needs of others
as a means of well doing in the world.
And if they are thus all things to all.
in order that they may by all things
rightly represent their Master, and win
to His loving service. they are more
than justified in this endeavor to have
and to show a kindly interest In their
fellows SIS. Times.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-06-16
An Entirely New Joke.

"Hold on, Jobson, I've got joke to
tell you. 1t is one made myself. and
you will admit as soon as you hear it
that it is entirely new. Let me see.
What is it. now? Have forgotten it:
Confound it! I'm a darned fool"
''There is no joke in that, Mr.. Jen-
kins. 1t is simple statement of fact.
..What is fact?''
"What you just told me. But the
joke is new. As You say. am wiling
to admit that it is entirely new"
"What is entirely new?'
Your speaking the truth
BRAKES Travellers Naga<ine.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-06-16
HUMOROUS.

'.Methusaleh lived nine
hundred years" Boy THAT was
pretty tough on his sons-in-law."-
Golden Days.
Mother. in the milk bucket
a dead mouse was" Mother-''Well.
hast thou it thercout taken?" Carl
mo. l have the cat therein THROWN"
From the German.
-"NOw, you children, I tell you
what it is; if you make any more noise
in front Of my house, I'll speak to that
policeman Chorus of Juveniles
(much tickled) - That policeman!
Lor'. we amt Altered of him. Why.
that's dadr'
"A Russian nObleman died recently
whose name was too long to be sent by
cable; but it is gravely asserted that
he could shell an ear of corn with it.
and have enough left over for barbed.
wire fence, q nail-claw and springs for
a mattress.-Lite.
Augustus, DEAR" said the gentle
girl, tenderly pushing him from her.
as the moonlight flooded the bay win.
dow where they were standing. 81
think you had better try some other
hair dye; your mustache tastes like
turpentine. Wait:
Mr.. Judkins," said Mrs J.,
that new beau Of Mary's isn't
proper young man. You are her
father, and it is your duty to sit on
him at once" why. mamma" in.
terrupted the little Judkins heir-ap-
parent, '.that's Just what Mary does
every night. and it don't hurt him \
bit. "-Rail,cay Advocate.
On tree By river hteie Tom tn
Sang Willy, tit-wSiy. tis-willy,
But . boy with rock meath the tree ehsneed
to Ait,
And he knocked that pser aseay bird
silly
and the citizens Il that boys town i'm
medlately went around and took up a
subscription for him-AsseAant Tror>
e1ef.
-Valeria Wiener (Vassar. 81
But auatie. al the researches Of
modern science convince rs that evo-
luton is the only theory to which we
can attach any eon6denee.'' Adj
nirable Aunt--1Well. nay dear. II you
won't disturb my ancestors in tho
Garden Of Eden. will promise not to
feed peanuts to yours At the geological
gardens. "-Gollen Rule.
-@'Resinah' wants to know what
is the ''blight of landlordism." Of
which he reads 80 much. We'll, We
asked our landlord about it, and he
said it was paying plumber. a car
penter. a painter and plasterer eight
hundred dollars year to keep six
hundred-dollar house in repair. and
then have the tenant take out the door
bell. chandeliers and range. and skip
with about three months rent unpaid.
He says there are some other blights
in the landlord business, which any
one may readily find out by building .
few houses to rent.-BurdettSi
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-06-16

"A ball of hair was recently found
In the stomach of cow in Kansas. It
looks as if the mystery of the hair in
the butter is about to be solved.-R6it.
odelphi0 Call
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-06-16

There are twenty persons whose
gifts to colleges in this country agsre-
gate over $23, coo. 900. Three of these
Girard, Johns Hopkins and
Asa Packer-gave over $4,000, 600.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-06-16

Bathing the eyes when tired or
weak in warm salt water will soothe
and strengthen them
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-06-16

Bows of satin or wat cred ribbon dec.
crate the handles and tops Of dressy
parasolA
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-06-16

anu the various aromatic herOS. MOI
only the flesh, but the eggs of wild
birds are superior to those of domesti-
Gated fowls. They rank as delicacies,
and have a gamey flavor. 1t Is doubt
less the part of wisdom to provide an
imals and fowls with the substances
they desire to eat and not to limit their
supply of food to the articles that pos
sess the highest Aesh-producing vsiue
as determined in . chemical labora-
tory. Hogs and sheep. when restrict
ed for q considerable time to one kind
of food. lose their appetite, fall Of in
condition, become constipated and
contract q variety of diseases. some Of
which are likely to prove fatal They
do not need drugs, but change Of
food that will stimulate their appetite
and improve their digestion Ami
rl:.ls and fowls are as fond Of eondi-
ments rs human beings are. and there
are good reasons for believing that
they are as beneficial to them Their
natural craving for certain kinds Of
food not generally afforded them.
should be gratified in order to promote
their comfort, for comfort is essential
to health and growth. Most feeders
have noticed that animals will not eat
with a relish what they do not want,
though it may head the list of sub.
stances recommended for producing
fat, flesh, wool or milk. The animal
is generally the best judge of what il
best for its health and Development
Chicago Times.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-30
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-30

Msri& Win win and reoeive punlic recognition
end pEntse. Encta which are the outcome o.
general experiences. growing through years Of
critical and practical I'D, beoome ~ rooted
and immoTkbls e. tie rock % Gibraltar IN pub
nc opinion, and hencsforth need no further
guarantees Is 70 THAR gennlneneas. The indis-
putabls fAct that 8wif1is epecinc IL the best
blood purifier In the world, Il ons % theae
immovable Gibraltar roek faetB o. whtch We
have spoken, and ever days experience roots
this eonvietion deeper and deeper il public
opinion. Every class Of cur people IN Amer
profession, including the medical profession.
have borne voinntzFy testimony 10 the 70.
markAble virtues Of 8 8. 8, and its tnfallible
eflcaey In curing ell diseases Of the blood.
These tastfmcninls are On Gle By the thouaands
and open 70 the inspection Of AL Nov come,
unsolicited, two distinguished members OF
the theatrical profession, VIE gratefully tas-
tify 70 the wonderful curative qualities Of the
Specific IN their individual cases. Their tes-
timonials are herewith submitted % the pub
lie without further comment-let thrm speak
for themselves The lady h . msnbsr % the
famous Tbalia TheatoE Company o. New Iork.
and Formerly Of the Residence Thaater, Ber-
I'm. Germany. and 81 HcYickeris stock com.
pany, q Chicago. The gsntleman il well
known Msmber q he New York ITALIA The
stW Company, Both are wall k1evn IN the
atrical circles IN tht4eountry and n Europe.
Obarlo1lo RnBdowin Testimony,
NEW H0nx. Nay 3, 1851.
Swim Speciae Co.. Atlanta, Ca. --GsnAlemen /:
Hsvfng been annoyed with pimrlss. ernptiou1
and fouahnes1 Of the skin, from bad condi.
lion Il my blood, for more thar . gear, ussd
: leading propaElfiou of enrnspafilia and other
advertised rsmedlss 10 ~ easct. Then COZ.
au1tsd . pruminant phyMician, and from his
aFeatmeat received No bene0k I'snxn Goa
Glazed 70 try the 8 s. 5. remedy fer TIE blood,
and ave or six packages, By . thcrough eradi.
cation Of my ar0ubls sad restoring amoothnosl
10 my skin, have made me happy, and cheer-
fully give yoa this testimonial for such ual
and pnblictty - you uish 10 make Of IL.
CHARLOTTE RAKDor,
la BoweFy. near Canal street.
Unao HasSksFi,s Testimony.
Ths swim Specific Company. Atlantis. o.
Gentlemen: Fer two ysaFs had . asVsre case
% sesama. iuaed TAR soaps. suiphur soapa and
VARIOUS ether remedies. aBd was pEeacribed
for ~ nufnbors Of physicians, but found ne
relief. a. laEt I aefsrnined 10 Try the 8. O. s.
rsDndy. and ssvsn o. eight hotties have thor.
oughly rslisved ne. and you can ne this Ger.
tlAcate IN any manner zen wish.
HuoO HAssxKnr,
Member Of ITALIA Thnatar.
NEW Yenx, May 3, 1881.
Treatise on Bleed ana skin Diseases mailed
frss. TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
fssatufA1a1sw Drawer ., Atianta, e..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-30
A mAnvEEoTs ESCAPE.


A nAz DRAGGED 4mncuoH A. EI0aT ucB
HOLE AKp xKT MoT KILLED
Yesterday moFnina q fFiehafnl nccl-
dent and marvellous escape from YER
rlbis Death oooarFod 20 n. ". Sullivan.
M. anllfvan Il the baes meohanlo OF
the Tas0ma mill at Old Town. Some
thing went wrong IN che aaw dnst car
RAGE, Witch Il an endless chain run.
niao lhr0aeh q bsx from the 1aWe -
The mill 20 the furnace some distance
away. The ohain having other box -
kaehmenta by whiah the saw dnel u
carried alonR 10 che Ore where u y
dYopuad.
n. eallivsn had the strap thrown Of.
atopplna The carriage, and got down IN
70 She boz 70 make the necessary re-
paiFs, nFst oaaiionina the men NOS 70
sla7t up until be came 40. The break
detained him. parhapa, longer than vas
expaalsd, o. &c least, beyond the mem
srY Of tknss cautioned, and Suddenly
20 oullivan'a uttaF clamay, the chain
began 70 nose. A. 10 started away
over the rollers II caught the foet Of The
understands man underneath and
crushed Il utterly, whils Il hurried him
toward she mill. He yelled 70 the men
% stop bat BE- was nol hesasd and In 9
tulnklinR bic body IVES thrown upon
The door Of the miil, having come
thFough On aperture bat sight Inches
aqnaFe.
He vas picked up insensihie. bruised
and bicedlDq bat, strange 70 say, % far
from being dead, hla crushed ankle WA
bis most serious Injury. He had thrown
hfa arma nfFafofa ahova him oVNF hfe
heaa snd pamad shFouRh the httle
aperture With only . few slight ouil
and bruises. He Waa removed 70 The
Fannie Paddock Memorial Hospital and
bic bones 81 and hia wouada dressed
DIR. noARdalay deems tbs escape from
death most remarkable and says. bad
the man been Tan pouads heavier b
Woald have been maneled.
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AnnRETuD on TUESDAY, FNDGcTHD on
wnpMnBpa1 AND FHaNsp oa
fHunanAY.

AnnRBxuD ON TUESDAY, MD1cTsD on
WEDNESDAY AND FHaHsp oa
THunaDAH.
Five men stood In 4 r0W bafoFe Judge
ALVIN yesterday. They had pleaded
gailly 10 hasinG sold whisky 10 The II.
dams and were awaiting sentence.
"Yoa men think lightly Of the crime
Of which you have plsadea guilty, said
his honor, that the penalty fos q q two
yearu Imprisonment In the pepilentiaFy
81 hard labos and . 5000 nne, either
o. huth. The crime 10 al uRly one.
The indiana are the wards Of the Ma
tion, aud every geod citizen 10 Interest
ed end 70 4 certain exteni respoDaibie
for having them property taken care OF
and The restrictions hxsd By lAw 10 thai
end enforced. Liquor h sold and readily
oklainAhle n cities aad towns, but there
lie two free uaa and abuse Il checked
By pFovision Of kha la9 and poiice
Officers. Az understand Il, you have
been following the ladians ahoat 10 eel
them liqnnF. 10 h an naly crime.
shall haNF Ia turn. What yDa have d
say for yourselves before | impcae ths
penalty"
The bead Of .ihe class, ths arsl 40.
pealed 70. vas himself IN Indian. q
halt breed, And said bis name Waa Mike
0fegnlFe. He bad nothing 10 say and
responded 10 inQuiriea a. 10 what be
followed for q livllhood By sayinq IN
VERY excellent Anglo Haxons Il eannoi
speak kaelish." lie was given eiahl
month"; 20 The penltsntiary, ~ was also
Wm. Wellnea, George fayloE and
Thomas Allan. RabaFt MoMullan. the
eripple and was givsn i've gnontha
These r1en we're indicted 90 Weenes
day, and On ThoFsaay sweating we're d
The peniteniiaxy.
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s,~c,.l Tgmhuf Aesnt c o Trusa uspa % Ne
frnsa = wednesday - hunt ~ egfdaeea tes
- f7rFnruue11 n the csse q h uniaee
Sl-,e. sesInsl ne Northrn faci1s ka1roa1
C1wpunv knf e1beIE fer 94ous9oe szmA9es,
~ ca,ffnR timber % 6eFaraEnsnt lnndS mr.
onse WI 5000 core up 1nr iFiAl n tAe passricl
n - s.Pssss 5,aRH eolnmn tie 1Elalnsippi
VsIIe7 Eankerman. e Minn.aP olls. plhlisAes
- foIloufh4 abodt q sealflsI.e- 41rEen
- -. VA isr 6 aooa many years rs nil
no heRa, b nnsak IL nnmbaF Mne h4tl
aeurht ne PugaG sound disenee ara 4 ran-
ANA Z mn Gus that way. H . ~ se11laa -
a. she posulhilitiaa q tie cgunfEy aM4 y eo.nl
1cms missionary hbeR among e11e q ~
allnneanolla iumbrkmen- He In4ucee MOI!
RarFoHs - ssy ont he eountry an4 euASincsl
hin u la ndvanta91s-
carloaA az lumheF wns Feceiged E1m Aen
Today eanaigns1 70 the Lake Unioa Hi oem
p1ny. -
nsls, Pennaglylntas consigned % - fuse
MD cump4ny.
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orxzExa on THs PEnncn oouxrY socnrs's
enOW-wao MkKa KxHtnrs.

ofxsINa OF THE Pfnncn couxfx eocuTS's
enoW-wao nAKH KxHtHrFs.
The fall exhlhitian Of TIE WASHING.
ton lPseroe Conntyl Horticultural so
otety opened lnsa evening ID the large
tent plaeed very eentrally and oonVen
tenaly 81 the edge az the hlua 10 the
eentre o. Tenth street. last next 70 the
Tacoma hotel. TIE exhiblsian exeitnA
ordinations Of surprise from almesl
eysty Visitor Aa he or she entered oAe
actively enaaaea IN fruif RAISING o. aar-
dentng end thssafpre familiar With iia
posaio ililieA q r9cll ncaiya ae1S Il that line
fhAy mag have been empaoy Inc tn
ssswel 70 eastern enquirsfs On tee
s1biect. The t1na was tasaafaliy e..
Fanred ana decoFHied. he eenlFe ipaiss
being tuinned about With hoe vines, g..
keived b. tAil coEn afalka and benches 81
wheat and rye. and between the tive
paiea waa aiatisned Prot. WeashAeA VITA
plane and ogEAn, With whtnh De en
tables. frni1 and dsgtN 80 aErnnaRe
aFoana NE clreis u The tena ne ex'
hfhila we're a. foii1wAs
A. N. Miller q rusAliun. several
heAnaifnl varieties % nppaes nna pulA
toea villa q few peAra ana peacoaa.
Atiine % shs Aiiina RFait RaEm, -
OF three ehslss vaEietsss - psunss and
4 s Moosa several varieties ss ~
J. b Rsvsss. several sAssssiss q
- N kss,, s,..,..... ~ -.
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We have camplE1ea ar8anasusafs
VIA the lrAnpcssaaisa ennpantss -
carry o. q nanaFai hnarRra ana aranHfnR
hunnNm "a eaataia ana ara QReEmHeA A
tsiipee Naaezxa b ang paFa az The cav
a any hcaF - - daF e n1Rhf q Ess-
eoaahla raAsA EaATraa InAnaFza CuH-
RkH1. ORsA eornes Maia and Sssan5
st1HsiA Tssspesna Al. easoln
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-30

W.O. TaaRle. Ial4nanee. Ga. writing
shoui DAFbgs PxophylAetie Einid a. aAseI
s'is h Q pFteeia@ level e. Q dislnfselani
and deoaoFia1R. Ny wife states fer tha
kenalf q ygzuR mg1nERa thal 4 8 I
valaahla adiamsl b he nurssfy.s u h
eaaaily 20 % parents travelling vita
aAildren. Nas unlg b the Fluid lnvAla-
able e deo9ogi1ag, ba1 q few dropH
a1doa % tha ua1oF d haahina win r.
m8xo al erapltona fram - akln, ehaf.
Ia. &C.. aea ereaaiy refresh sad sooahe,
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No ehnrfsrB were reported fsom sen Fsen
cisco ca Wednesday nn4 fEsiyhls wtze report
"a duh.
Following b the 0Esgsnianb paEasrzEh %
frnirhs9 pflnfad fhla m1Enin9s tie Ceunty
u Anglassa ana tie Zee alechan have char
ters s6R grain ioadlng. being ~ the hands Q
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